Again and Good Only

AnkiWeb addon 1002887757

Removes Hard and Easy from the reviewer, remapping every passing answer to Good for faster, simpler, more consistent reviews.
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Votes: 2 (👍 2 · 👎 0)
Updated: 2026-06-17
Anki versions: 25.09.4~
License: MIT (from the GitHub repository)
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Languages: Python
Description language: en

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Last update or commit: 2026-06-17 (137 days before the snapshot).
Commits in the last year: 4.
Issues: 0 open, 0 closed.
Pull requests: 0 open, 0 merged.

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Repository: calimanfilho/anki-again-good-only · more by calimanfilho
Stars: ⭐ 0 · forks 0 · open issues 0
Last commit: 2026-06-17
License: MIT
Languages: Python
Tests: 0

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Description

Keep reviews to two choices: Again and Good.

This add-on removes Hard and Easy from the reviewer UI and remaps every passing answer to Good.

Why use it

Faster reviews
Less grading drift
Consistent behavior across review states

Trade-offs

You lose the extra signal from Hard and Easy
It favors simplicity over nuance

README

Again and Good Only

Keep reviews to two choices: Again and Good.

This add-on removes Hard and Easy from the reviewer UI and remaps every passing answer to Good. In practice, that means:

Again still means the card failed.
Any non-failing answer becomes Good.
You keep a simple review flow with fewer decisions per card.

Why this can be useful

Faster reviews: fewer buttons means less hesitation.
Less grading drift: you do not need to decide between Hard, Good, and Easy.
More consistent behavior: the same rule applies across review states.

Trade-offs

You lose the extra signal from Hard and Easy.
If you use answer buttons as a fine-grained learning signal, this add-on removes that distinction.
It deliberately favors consistency over nuance.

Notes

The add-on follows Anki's hook-based add-on model.
The package is kept minimal for AnkiWeb distribution.
Compatibility has not been tested yet.